The Death Road in Bolivia

There are a handful of “famous” roads that most motorcyclists know about and/or dream of riding someday.  The Death Road is nearly always fairly high on the list of most riders.  Got to say, I’m not keen on the name,… Read More ›

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Volcano Villarica: When Shit Hits the Fan

We’re finally in the hostel, all three of us. We’re completely exhausted and still trembling at the thought of the events of the past 12 hours. David lies in his bed. You can see he is in a lot of … Continue reading →

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Many visas and a maniac truck driver (Togo)

From Wli we crossed at a tiny border post into Togo early in the morning. The Togolese police guy slowly appeared from his hut and unlocked the gate for us. Because he had so much natural authority he had no need to wear a uniform and instead showed off his large beer belly that sneaked … Continue reading »
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The Idabel Incident…

I had arranged to spend the evening of the 30th of June with Doug’s parents in Arkansas, which was a shortish ride of only 450 km away from the Tex Inn in New Boston. The Oklahoma state line was an hours ride to the northwest, and from there I had chosen to ride parallel to [...]

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China Part 2 – The Great Wall of China, The Storm, and The Accident

The trucks gave the bikers a wide berth the next day. Fun had given them the name and address for the hotel in Hami, and they were free to make their own way. The trucks would continue at their own pace. For the first time Fun travelled in Ivor, and I had a different companion […]

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